I'm running rEFIt on my macbook to dual boot between Mac OS X and Gentoo (I'm using grub to choose between my different linux installs). I've recompiled multiple different kernels to get my system just how I like it. Unfortunately, during this time I believe I ran the command (in grub):

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setup (hd0)

instead of

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setup(hd0,2)

This gives me an extra entry in rEFIt which does exactly the same thing my other linux entry does. So I've got one entry for Mac OS X while I've got two of the same entry for my gentoo install. Is there any way to delete one of these entries using rEFIt or something else? It's not hurting much it just looks stupid and annoys the hell out of me.

Also, I think this thread should be in the "Gentoo for MAC OS X" sub-forum._________________“Truth, like infinity, is to be forever approached but never reached.” --Jean Ayres (1972)
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Hey thanks for the info. I'm not exactly sure how to access the refit config file. I don't know how to mount it. (I tried to mount /dev/sda1 and it acted as if it succeeded but I didn't find any files). I also tried to use the rEFIt shell but when I type "help" to list the commands they scroll off the screen and I can't even read them. I was looking for some documentation for the command list but I couldn't find any.

Without knowing what your partitioning scheme is, it might be difficult to find the exact problem. However, if you installed rEFIt to the default location, it should be in the root directory for Mac OS X, under a folder called efi (therefore, it would be /efi)._________________“Truth, like infinity, is to be forever approached but never reached.” --Jean Ayres (1972)
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No problem; please just ask if you run into a problem. _________________“Truth, like infinity, is to be forever approached but never reached.” --Jean Ayres (1972)
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